,,:. ( £ 3 0 Q(h AUSTRALASIA'S' 'SW^EP. • MELBOURNE CUP. -' ■ rn.HE GREATEST SAQING Ey*ENT ■ S X : r ' ' : " : bF : T,Ii.E;.YEAIi. : j '-'•: (Run Nov. V-— Close end- Of Oct.) "'[ •, t " 13/$) 'Shares, os ench. An even four shares, 20s. To-be distributed' as felloes :— First ' 'Erse,.£l(XX>; sed«nd, £o()U; third, X"2ooj starters .divide, £150; mm- starters, £100; total, £2000. And 10 prizes at £25-each, £250'; 5b prizes at £!oenc-h, i'olX); 50 prizes at £5 each,. £2so ; total in prizes £1000 Y jjrnn'd tp'tal, £3.<X>o. . Thethird con^uji.-ition of vij 1883 series. ;> The success and ; general satisfaction . . ovt-r previous events may be deemed sufficient introduction for that announced' abore. , . ,-: / > Clients are requested, to. send for not less than four shares, takeu up in one name. A pound secures four chances — not one only. . • ' ! ; deducted, for expenses, 10 per cent. JrobUy'is guaranteV-d by good cpmmercial W>na fides. Eeferences — Melbourne Sportsmen and City Journals. Bankers— Sydney, City Bank. Melbourne, National Bank. : Applicants are requested to enclose bank notes or P. 0.0., and register the letters, payable .to Australasia, or bearer ; also add 6d on t notes, when other tbnn N-S.W. or Vie, and in all cases 4d postage for reply and result. Enclose two addressed envelopes -unstamped. One extra ticket free with every 20 to one address, thus enabling the promoters Oif clubs for every twenty tirkets a chance of being a winner without investing necessarily a penny. . . •. , Register Letters-Intending applicants •would oblige by writing immediately, to Last en the time for drawing. . Address— Australasia, 'core of Mr HJ. Franklin, Wholesale Bookseller, Printer and Publisher, 40 Hunter-street, Sydney.' ' ' ['"'■, .., One of the reasons for the great success of v AuPiffilasiaV' '• onsullatipris consists in this s that the investment of ft single -q»own gives you a dian^e of winnyiß iG.IOOO, that a pound gives, four chances,, *Yid that five pounds secures > twenty-one •chances ; and then the lesser Prizes may be carried by the other Tickets. In order toproenre a single. Share , in any other large B*eep, one jiound would have ito l»e paid. " ' '■ ■ . _ Public ftfosteft nPHS PUBLrC TRUST: OFFICE JL ' — — ■ ■'■' ' ' Guaranteed by toe State. Atter.tion is directed to the provisions of tbe Acts &<jtahlishing this (ffic-, and to th. advantages placed ■thereby within the reach <if e*ery etilonist. Subject to such provisions,' 1 tbe Stjite offers to every person :-— 1. A bout, to tnaHe his or her Will .; or Codicil. 2. Intenditif. to provide for wife and children or others by deed of settlement, 3. Settling^ property by way of marriage settlement. 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts .., ota .will, having been ap- ■ . . pointed' Fxecuto> or Trustee , under, th^ same. . « 5. Haying ;oeieii ■ as.- ;. Trustee. Executor, it Administrator, • to be reJievedpt the burthen of Trustee-ship or Adai ; nistratiou , The rprion .et using the Stnte mafhijiery, »nd gives an absolute guar- • antee agaifiKt loss of iuhds by fraud of dislfonesty. K very information maybe obtained from Hugh L. J\herwili, Eaq./A gent at F.eilding, or. froao, '. . -,,• ; ,; E.C. HAMERTON, Pablie Truatee. . Wellington, 12th May, 1882. Business Notices TO THE BOOT AND, SHOE TRADE, , .... THSEE SHIPMENTS , DJRECT to Wanganni of the finest ..Ladies' "Work .ever imported to hew Zealand, and made to my order. Pattern and T3esiga by th« best makersop in Eigltind, France aad Genaany. I 'invite epwial attention of the trade to tlies* ?rand goods. ; Sole Leather, Kip, Calf, and all requisites and furnishing required by tli» prasiital tradesman always m Stock. ' My ksowledg* «f the trad* and. its requirements i» thorougb, gained through an experience of nearly i-a-e«»tary. Te ih» Geoeral Public I offer inducexacats not held e«t by any housa in . tkt Colony. AIKSTfORTH'S Xvs»tb«st %mvw% Is; ; .OJIWBO-H 'ARD' CO., " Xigißean/'. ; Ireaf»ani(e»« t ,,a«4; Boiler - makers, • '014 Cost** Dtnso-street, WftlHagtw* - Have en 9al*-k 2 Ppeedy's paieatweol preases -f-packi, witk i»preved ratchet: " isotiaa 1 ■■■••••■■-• : Oat 16 berte pow«r Ceraisk boil-. •r ia firet-cl»>s crier. Price, £85- " ■•-;;■■■ .'•■ i t ' 1 ' M/• E«timatPß furnished fer all kiads ofwork' ; ' ; '"■■' ' ' ' '. ( ' : Steamers caa ceme te enr whatf , '• : iby'repairs. "' : *^ x "'-' : BARKISTER *AT LAW, A^COirTEYAircM -'« L.' T7T~ ■ ,- .i.f:- 1 // O TV I C B S: MAN CHEB TE It S Q : U ARE, FEILDINIi, flhc premises lately occupied by the Bank of Australasia),
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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 44, 15 September 1883, Page 4
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682Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 44, 15 September 1883, Page 4
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